Sun Circles and Human Hands

Explore the intricate artistry of prehistoric southeastern Indians in "Sun Circles and Human Hands," authored by Mary Douglass Fundaburk Foreman. Published by The University of 2001, this enlightening paperback features 232 pages filled with captivating illustrations that showcase the archaeological record of native crafts and art. From functional arrowheads to exquisite stone effigy pipes and intricately carved shell disks, this book offers a unique glimpse into the material culture of Native Americans. Ideal for those passionate about antiquities, archaeology, and ethnic studies, "Sun Circles and Human Hands" is not just a visual feast but a critical examination of the art of indigenous peoples, celebrating their history and creativity in a multicultural context. Discover the compelling narratives behind these artifacts and appreciate the rich heritage of North American Indians.